Bouverie Avenue South, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2

A well-positioned house for improvement with a lovely southerly garden, towards the end of a charming no through road.

A well-positioned family home offering great potential for improvement with a lovely, mature southerly garden.

159 Bouverie Avenue South is situated at the end of this highly desirable, tree lined Avenue in Harnham on the south side of the historic city of Salisbury.

The accommodation benefits from large windows giving the rooms wonderful natural light. The original solid wood parquet flooring creates a lovely flow throughout the ground floor with the kitchen and dining room being at the heart of the house, both over looking the garden. The sitting room also benefits from the large south facing windows and has wood burning fireplace for those cosy winter evenings.

The utility room is easily accessible internally and externally, and would be ideal for muddy dogs when returning home.

The first floor has a large master bedroom with a private balcony offering spectacular views of the nearby countryside, a further 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

There is a car port to the front and garden outbuildings to the rear. There are also solar panels to the rear elevation.

Agents notes:
The Avenue is a well maintained unadopted road as it leads to the property.
A permissive footpath runs along the left hand boundary and leads to Coombe Road, perfect for dog walking.

EPC - D

Number one hundred and fifty nine Bouverie Avenue South is almost at the end of this tree lined Avenue on the western side of Harnham.

The property offers great potential for improvement and extension, subject to consents.

Of particular note is the established southerly garden, which has been richly planted.

Located on the southern side of Salisbury, the property is perfectly positioned, both for The District Hospital and with ready access to the schools and facilities of Salisbury.

The surrounding countryside is not far away, with wonderful walks via the footpaths leading from the Avenue. To the north, a path leads down the Old Blandford Road towards Salisbury and the water meadows. To the south there are countryside walks and an old ox drove.